I couldn't import the python module with VSCODE, but I could do it on jupyterlab, so I searched for the cause (2)

When I was searching the net for other information, it seems that there are multiple python environments It seems that VS CODE may select and execute an unintended python version.

So, I decided to check python on VSCODE. Open VSCODE, press shift + ctrl + p and press "select interpreter" Guru. Then.

Apparently there are anaconda python and unbranded python, and it seems that they have chosen anaconda-based pyhon so far. If you select the latest unbranded python3.8.1, you can safely use modules such as pyquery. The cause seems to have been the setting on VSCODE.

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